Tom Nichols road to recovery took him to the rooftop of Africa. His climb of Kilimanjaro over the recent holiday period has succeeded in raising over $12,000 to support Self Help Africa’s work.
Read MoreClimate deal is good news for Africa
Changes in weather patterns across sub-Saharan Africa is made it more pressing than ever that world leaders should reach a climate deal in Paris. Their accord is to be welcomed.
Read MoreIncomes success in Zambian project
Self Help Africa’s project in Northern Zambia is having a positive impact on the lives of participating families.
Read MoreAfrica on the climate frontline
Changes in weather patterns across sub-Saharan Africa is making it more pressing than ever that world leaders should reach a climate change deal in Paris.
Read MoreBarley farmers toast drinks partnership
Self Help Africa has signed an historic deal with Diageo that will see the brewing giant buying barley from rural poor farmers in Ethiopia.
Read MoreAfrica on the climate frontline
Changes in weather patterns across sub-Saharan Africa is making it more pressing than ever that world leaders should reach a climate change deal in Paris.
Read MoreManhattan makes it happen!
More than 500 supporters painted the town red when they celebrated the success of Self Help Africa at the organisation’s annual Change-Makers Ball in New York.
Read MoreFood crisis warning in Ethiopia
Failure of seasonal rains is blamed for food crisis alert in Ethiopia. As many as eight million at risk, but improved farming methods are helping.
Read MoreRice business boosts incomes
A women’s group in Northern Togo have boosted their family incomes working by producing and processing rice which they sell across the region.
Read MoreNew crops give farmer new future
The harsh realities of life in rural Africa cause many to grow up too quickly; this was the case for Zambian Sydney Kalota, who lost both parents in quick succession as a teenager. Left without any relatives close by to support him. Left alone, he did the only thing he knew to survive, he began to farm.
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